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        <title>@pyscript/core</title>
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="../../dist/core.css">
        <script type="module" src="../../dist/core.js"></script>
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        <py-script id="first">
            import pyscript
            from pyscript import display
            display("Hello", append=True) # Appears in a DIV that is a child of this py-script tag
            pyscript.display("same", append=True) # Appears in another DIV that is a child of this py-script tag
        </py-script>
        <py-script id="second">
            # Appears in a DIV that is a child of this py-script tag, no need to re-import
            display("World", append=True)
        </py-script>
        <py-script id="third">
            # Appears in a DIV that is a child of this py-script tag
            # Re-importing has no effect in the essential behavior
            from pyscript import display
            display("A part", append=True)
        </py-script>
        <py-script id="fourth">
            # Use the 'target' element to specify the ID of an element in the DOM to write the content to
            display("!", target="first", append=True)
        </py-script>
        <py-script worker>
            # Appears in a DIV that is a child of this py-script tag, even with the code running in a worker
            from pyscript import display
            display("worker", append=True)
        </py-script>
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